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Craig Cannonier pledged to reveal all about the Jetgate scandal that wrecked his premiership four years ago as he was sworn in as Opposition leader yesterday. Mr Cannonier made a “humble apology” for the affair as he became Leader of the Opposition f...

The man who became the first One Bermuda Alliance premier will be sworn in as Opposition leader today. Craig Cannonier confirmed he will replace Jeanne Atherden, who resigned last week after eight of the 11 OBA MPs registered a vote of no confidence ...

The One Bermuda Alliance has to dump MPs inherited from the old United Bermuda Party or die, its former chairman warned yesterday. Nick Kempe quit as head of the OBA executive after Jeanne Atherden, who resigned as leader in the wake of a vote of no ...

The sacking of an up-and-coming senator helped spark a rebellion to unseat Opposition leader Jeanne Atherden, a party insider said yesterday. The One Bermuda Alliance member said that the firing of Nick Kempe, who resigned as party chairman after Ms ...

Craig Cannonier resigned as Premier of Bermuda in May 2014 after the “Jetgate” scandal engulfed him and his party. As well as ending his short-lived stint as leader of the country, the controversy led to a police investigation into donations made to ...

Outgoing Opposition leader Jeanne Atherden did not see herself as leader of the country, she told The Royal Gazette only a few months ago. Asked if she viewed herself as the next premier, in July, Ms Atherden replied: “No.” She explained she saw hers...

Craig Cannonier entered the political arena in 2009 as a candidate for the short-lived Bermuda Democratic Alliance. He was appointed a senator in May 2011 when members of the BDA and the United Bermuda Party joined forces to form the One Bermuda Alli...

Jeanne Atherden is expected to be replaced as Opposition leader by former premier Craig Cannonier in the wake of a vote of no confidence. Party sources told The Royal Gazette that a majority of One Bermuda Alliance MPs backed the move to oust Ms Athe...

A series of “fruitful” meetings were held in Washington, DC between the Premier, his deputy and members of the United States Congress. David Burt and Walter Roban returned to Bermuda yesterday after the talks when they discussed “significant matters”...

The Premier and his deputy were in Washington DC yesterday for talks with members of the US Congress. David Burt, also Minister of Finance, and Walter Roban will discuss energy, finance, economics and air service development in a series of meetings. ...